Goodn Plenty News Today

Hours after the weekly Kirkwood Hay Auction ended, commercial activity vital to Lancaster County’s Amish community continued across the street in the gravel parking lot of Noble Road Milking Equipment.

Six months after a fire destroyed the restaurant at Hershey Farm, site work has begun for its replacement.

This year’s tourism season won’t include a trio of longtime Lancaster County landmarks, one of which is being rebuilt after a fire, another that is poised to become a health

Inflation and a labor shortage could hold back significant gains in revenue and visitors, experts say

With Hershey Farm’s 650 restaurant seats unavailable for the foreseeable future and the county already down 600 seats due to last year’s closure of Good N Plenty, tour-bus friendly eateries

Lancaster County’s tourism is hot like the flames in the balloons that drew nearly 18,000 visitors to fields near Bird-in-Hand last month.

With space for 600 customers, the family style, pass-the-plate restaurant Good N Plenty was the perfect spot for generations of Lancaster County tourist groups. Its closure, announced in January, left

A group organized by members of the Old Order Amish Church has bought the former Good N Plenty restaurant property near Smoketown for a new health care facility that would

PA Auction Center in Blue Ball will sell more than two dozen works of Amish-born artists Abner and Aaron Zook on Friday, an auction which follows a March sale of

When board members of the Ressler Mill Foundation learned that an auction of Abner and Aaron Zook’s carved and painted 3D pictures would include one of the historic mill they’ve